+ Adding missing core XML entities
to jetty-xml project
* datatypes.dtd
* xml.xsd
* XMLSchema.dtd
+ registering core XML entities
in XmlParser itself
+ adding new tests
+ Descriptor now catches SAXException
+ WebDescriptor doesn't worry about
core XML entities
+ Move static methods from other
places to FileID or URIUtil
- MultiReleaseJarFile
- Resource
- MetaInfConfiguration
+ Improve testing of URIUtil and FileID
* Cleanup MultiReleaseJarFile to use newFileSystem behaviors built into JVM
* Adding more testing to MultiReleaseJarFile
* Updating AnnotationParser and MetaInfConfiguration
* Created URIUtil.streamOf(URLClassLoader) to aid
in proper conversion of URLClassLoader.toURLs to URIs
* Introduce URIUtil.fixBadJavaIoFileUrl
Addresses bad java.io.File.toURL().toURI() issues
file:/path to file:///path
* Better URI pool/key behaviors in FileSystemPool
* no arg AnnotationParser uses ASM_VERSION
* Immutable ResourceCollection with mount management.
* Internal List<Resource> is now immutable so that .getResources() cannot be modified.
* Improved Resource.toJarFileUri implementation that keeps the deep archive references
* Introducing Resource.mountCollection() methods
+ ResourceCollection is now a private class
+ Resource.mountCollection() returns a Mount
+ Places that use this technique are now putting the Mount in the context's beans for the context to close those mounts.
* Cleanup names/comments in FileSystemResourceTest
* Adding missing test of attempting to create a Resource from a URI `jar:file:foo.jar!/` while not mounted.
* Reworked ResourceCollection behaviors based on feedback.
+ Eliminated all Resource.mountCollection() methods except the Collection<URI> one.
* Eliminated Resource.mountIfNeeded(Resource)
* Eliminated Resource.fromList implementations
* Introduced @gregw Resource.of() implementations
* Introduced Resource.split() to honor old split logic from Jetty 9/10/11, with glob support, but now it only converts to List<URI>
* Remove IOException from Mount.root() method
* ResourceCollection now flattens and uniques any nested ResourceCollection entries it encounters
* Expanded ResourceCollectionTest to cover more code paths
* Add ResourceTest for new split() method
* Fixing testcase to use a directory that exists on setExtraClasspath
* Increase reliability of WebAppContextTests
* Updates for working with webapp.extraClasspath
* Introduced Resource.unwrapContainer to help in servlet cases where the raw JAR path should be represented in a ServletContext attribute.
* Made FileSystemPool.containerUri just use new Resource.unwrapContainer
* webapp MetaData updated to use URIs references to Libs (not File objects)
* jetty-ee#-maven-plugin use URIs for its classpath tracking to aid in mounting issues later
* webapp extraClasspath supports raw JAR references as well as glob now, supported by Resource.split(String)
* Introduced the `mountIfNeeded` method to cleanup mount code and reduce checks for "jar:"
* Fixed Quickstart mounting close.
* Improved error message
* Fixed tests for mount cleanup
* More forgiving newResource(URI) implementation
* Even more forgiving newResource(URI) implementation
* remove Resource.getFile() and replace its usages with Resource.getPath()
* remove all public PathResource ctors + add non-leaky FS mounting mechanism + interpret string as Path when not a schemed URI
* rename Resource.getResource to Resource.resolve, specifying that the subpath is URI-path-interpreted
* remove useless API methods + deprecate all path-related API
* make subpaths beginning with / resolved as relative to the given uri
* introduce filesystem pooling and generalize resource resolving code
* remove URLResource
* remove unneeded factory method
* both file: and jrt: should not be pooled
* move deprecated impls from PathResource down to Resource + fix some tests
* handle Resource's pointing to non-existent jar files
* Force Resource URIs to end with "/" when the resource is a directory
* Produce warning if attempting to release a mounted filesystem uri that doesn't exist in the pool.
Co-authored-by: Greg Wilkins <gregw@webtide.com>
Co-authored-by: Joakim Erdfelt <joakim.erdfelt@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Ludovic Orban <lorban@bitronix.be>
Deploy webapps for different environments from the same webapps directory.
The maximal environment known to the AppProviders is used as the default environment.
An explicit environment can be set in a properties file for an application, which is also used for property substitution in any context xml file.
Ludovic Orban
Joakim Erdfelt
Greg Wilkins
Jan Bartel
Simone Bordet